Topical Collection “The Rise of Forensic Anthropology and Documented Human Osteological Collections”

Francisca Alves Cardoso · Vanessa Campanacho · Cláudia Regina Plens

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The idea behind this Topical Collection derives from the growing interest in forensic sciences, specifically forensic anthropology and the study of human remains, supporting the argument that forensic anthropology has favored interest in Documented Human Osteological Collections (DHOCs) [...]

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2008New perspectives in forensic anthropology 1988Rise of forensic anthropology 2019Ethical Approaches to Human Remains 2021The Pretoria Bone Collection: A 21st Century Skeletal Collection in South Africa 2021Documented Skeletal Collections and Their Importance in Forensic Anthropology in the United States 2018Identified skeletal collections: the testing ground of anthropology?2022The Estimation of Sex of Human Skeletal Remains in the Portuguese Identified Collections: History and Prospects 2022Population-Inclusive Assigned-Sex-at-Birth Estimation from Skull Computed Tomography Scans

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